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The I amsterdam City Card promises free entry to more than 70 museums, free trams and a free canal cruise — but is it actually worth the money? For a lot of visitors it pays for itself in a day. For others it quietly loses money, especially since two of the city’s most famous sights, the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House, are not even included.
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Reaching Amsterdam by car from the UK is more straightforward than most people expect — the hard part is everything around the actual driving. You have to pick a Channel crossing, decide whether to drive through France and Belgium or put the car on a North Sea ferry, and then work out what to do with it once you reach a city that is famously unfriendly to car...
Leiden is the day trip from Amsterdam that locals quietly love — a canal-ringed university city with the looks of Amsterdam but a fraction of the crowds, just 35 minutes away by train. Most visitors never think to go, which is exactly why it is such a joy: the oldest university in the country, Rembrandt’s birthplace, botanical gardens older than the tulip trade, and the town ...
Vondelpark is Amsterdam’s green heart — 47 hectares of ponds, lawns, cafés and free open-air theatre, a three-minute walk from the Rijksmuseum. Most people wander in, do a quick loop and leave, missing the Picasso sculpture, the rose garden and the best teahouse in the city. Here is exactly what to see, where each thing is, and how to fold it into a Museum Quarter afternoon.<...
Albert Cuyp Market is Amsterdam’s biggest street market — nearly a kilometre of stalls running through the De Pijp neighbourhood — and first-timers routinely walk straight past the best bites, overpay, or turn up at 4:55pm to find it packing away. It is the busiest market in the Netherlands, and surprisingly easy to do wrong. Here is exactly what to eat, what to buy, and how ...